Things To Do
in Lívingston

A rich coconut milk soup filled with various seafood, plantains, and vegetables.

Must-Try!

A Garifuna dish consisting of fish cooked in a coconut sauce served with mashed green plantains.

A tip of 10-15% is customary in restaurants, though it’s often appreciated for good service.

Cash is widely used, with US dollars accepted in many places; credit cards are increasingly accepted but check beforehand.

Ideal for visiting, with sunny days and minimal rain, perfect for outdoor activities.

Expect frequent rain showers, especially in the afternoons, but the landscape is lush and vibrant.

While hurricanes are rare, it's advisable to keep an eye on weather reports during this time.

Various cultural festivals occur throughout the year, offering a unique glimpse into local traditions.

A popular hiking spot offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape and the Caribbean Sea.

Trails within the park provide opportunities to explore diverse ecosystems and wildlife.

The Garifuna people are of African and Indigenous descent, known for their unique culture, music, and culinary traditions.

The Mestizo community comprises the majority of the population, blending Indigenous and Spanish cultures.

Soccer is immensely popular among locals, with many informal games taking place on the beach.

Bicycle racing is a favored pastime, especially during local festivals and events.

Many local restaurants offer vegetarian meals, though options may be limited.

While gluten-free options are not commonly advertised, rice and beans are staples that can be enjoyed.